Seroquel comes in tablet form and is available in six different strengths. It is taken by mouth, typically one to three times a day. If you are only taking the medication once a day, it is usually best to take it at bedtime.
Before you begin using Seroquel, medication warnings and precautions should be discussed with your healthcare provider to help ensure a safe treatment process. It is important to talk to your healthcare provider before taking Seroquel if you are pregnant or have
diabetes, low blood sugar, or any heart problems. You should also tell him or her about all other drugs you are taking, to help prevent drug interactions with Seroquel.
(Click Seroquel for more Seroquel medication information, including more details on how the drug works, dosing guidelines, and a list of potential side effects of the medication.)
